7 papers published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences are included in a Springer Spotlight on Pollution----Institute of Atmospheric Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences

7 papers published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences are included in a Springer Spotlight on Pollution

Air pollution has always been a major concern of Chinese government and public. Recently, 7 papers on atmospheric chemistry published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (AAS), an international journal hosted by the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP)/CAS, have been selected and included in a Spotlight on Air Pollution organized by the world renowned publisher Springer. The Springer Spotlight includes a number of highly mentioned, cited and downloaded articles which are now open for free downloading and reading. (http://www.springer.com/climate/air+pollution?SGWID=0-1768914-0-0-0).

Making full advantage of research strength of IAP/CAS, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences has been closely following the cutting-edge research on atmospheric chemistry. Papers included in the Springer Spotlight are

A review of atmospheric chemistry research in China: Photochemical smog, haze pollution, and gas-aerosol interactions
Reductions of PM2.5 in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomerations during the 2008 Olympic Games
Size distributions of aerosol sulfates and nitrates in Beijing during the 2008 Olympic Games: Impacts of pollution control measures and regional transport
Chemical composition of PM2.5 at an urban site of Chengdu in southwestern China
Using Synoptic Classification and Trajectory Analysis to Assess Air Quality during the Winter Heating Period in Urumqi, China
A study of the relationship between air pollutants and inversion in the ABL over the city of Lanzhou
Enhancements of major aerosol components due to additional HONO sources in the North China Plain and implications for visibility and haze